Shares of Chinese hardware companies fell sharply on Friday, led by computer maker Lenovo which lost more than a fifth of its value. It was not immediately clear what was the cause, but the declines follow a Bloomberg Businessweek report that U.S. tech companies' systems had been infiltrated by malicious chips inserted by Chinese intelligence agents. Ed Giles reports.
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